Online resources
To access these free resources you may need your library account number and PIN.
You can join the library if you are not a member, or reset your PIN on your library account.
Access to Research
Access to published academic research from libraries in the UK. Subjects include: sciences, art, architecture, business, engineering, languages, politics, philosophy, mathematics and more.
Available from library computers only.
Ancestry Library
Information for family history researchers, including census records, births, marriages and deaths, military records and more.
BorrowBox
Read or listen to eBooks or eAudiobooks using the dedicated BorrowBox app.
Encyclopedia Britannica
One of the world's best known encyclopedias, Britannica is available in three different versions to suit all age groups.
Herefordshire History
View archive images, historic newspapers and other local resources illustrating the history of Herefordshire.
Issues Online
Issues Online provides a wide range of information on key issues like animal testing and climate change.
Oxford University Press
Free access to the following Oxford University Press resources.
You will need to login by typing HERE followed by your library account number. For example HERE12345678.
- Oxford Bibliographies
- Oxford Dictionary of Family Names in Britain and Ireland
- Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
- Oxford English Dictionary
- Oxford Reference
PressReader
Read or listen to digital editions of the world's most popular newspaper and magazines online or by using the dedicated PressReader app.
Theory Test Pro
Theory Test Pro is a highly realistic online simulation of the UK's driving theory test. It contains the official practice test question bank, hazard perception video clips and an online version of the Highway Code.
The Times Digital Archive
The Times Digital Archive provides access to a fully searchable digital collection of the Times newspaper from 1785-1985.
Who's Who and Who Was Who
Who's Who and Who Was Who contains biographical information on over 100,000 prominent people from the 19th century to the present day.
You will need to login by typing HERE followed by your library account number. For example HERE12345678.